Kent Spitfires beat Somerset by 25 runs in T20 Blast final at Edgbaston
Kent posted 167-7 as Cox hit 58 off 28 balls
Somerset finished short on 142-9
Somerset beat Hampshire by two wickets in first semi-final
Kent beat Sussex by 21 runs in second semi-final
Chris Woakes
Birmingham Bears and England all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Before he played the shot Fuller committed that he was going to play it to the leg side and Van Der Merwe just read it.
Hants 111-6 v Somerset
Finally some relief as James Fuller whacks a full toss over midwicket for six.
But then he's calling for a single with the ball way too close to the bowler.
Joe Weatherley rightly goes nowhere and Fuller is stranded and ran out by almost the full length of the pitch.
When does Joe Weatherley have a dart here?
Leave it too late and a chance of 140 may pass him by.
No sign of aggression here. Singles and a wide from the over.
Very good from Marchant de Lange again.
Chris Woakes
Birmingham Bears and England all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
If they get 10 an over from here, it gets them 140 and that's something to bowl at. In their quarter-final against Notts, they defended a small total.
It's a great knock from Joe Weatherley and he's played some magnificent shots.
But no one has been able to support which is why Hampshire have sort of stuttered through their innings.
Hants 93-5 v Somerset
That was Lewis Goldsworthy's last.
James Fuller came down the pitch to slap one past deep cover for four.
Tight rest of the over. Five to go.
Hants 92-5 v Somerset
Image source, Getty ImagesAlmost a run out with a big mix up but Joe Weatherley gets through for a tight single to raise a vital half-century for his side.
Hants 84-5 v Somerset
Marchant de Lange with his slingers for the first time today (thanks Richie).
James Fuller takes two dots and then squeezes a single to long leg.
De Lange getting it right up in the blockhole and he too can only run one.
A sharp bumper at 90mph has Fuller ducking.
And he gets away with a full toss last ball just for one.
Great over. Hampshire going nowhere.
Hants 81-5 v Somerset
And just one run from the rest of the over.
Excellent stuff from Lewis Goldsworthy.
Hants really struggling again.
But Joe Weatherley is still out there.
Scott Read
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Joe Weatherley needs to bat through the bulk of these remaining seven or so overs now.
Hants 80-5 v Somerset
Another goes.
Lewis McManus tries to cut from a tight line and a feather edge is well held by Tom Banton.
A hint of bounce did for him.
Chris Woakes
Birmingham Bears and England all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Weatherley is the only one that has found any timing on this pitch so far. The other batsmen have struggled so far.
He is the key.
Hants 80-4 v Somerset
Image source, Getty ImagesRoelof van der Merwe is back and Joe Weatherley fancies a piece down the ground.
Not a perfect strike but enough club to carry the straight fence.
Then a nudge and go leg side for two. Smart cricket.
Lewis Goldsworthy is back and a very tidy set.
Perhaps 140 is the best Hampshire can hope for now.
Peter Trego
Notts Outlaws all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Very well deserved, he's bowled a really fine over.
Deceived him with the slower ball then a full-pace yorker.
Hants 65-4 v Somerset
But Ben Green does strike!
It's a great yorker, Liam Dawson tries to work it into the leg side and is cleaned up.
Just when the stand was making a little progress.
Half-way and Somerset firmly in command with that wicket.
Peter Trego
Notts Outlaws all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Even though they have lost their early wickets, they are a very intelligent unit.
Liam Dawson can score at a fantastic strike rate but seems to be able to get runs without risking his wicket - and that's what Hampshire need.
You will see some touch play from Dawson and some really quick running between the wickets.
Ben Green with some right-arm medium taking over.
Might this be easier to get at than the spin?
Couple of full tosses in the over but they're only worked for singles.
Hampshire content to work it around for the moment.
No doubt that there's much to come.
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Kate C: Meant to be there today but daughter tested positive for Covid and had to stay home. Husband and son are there. Going to watch when I get home after 12.
We'll do our best to keep you informed and entertained Kate. Hope your daughter feels better soon.
Joe Weatherley steers a couple of twos to end the over and Hampshire are just getting a little stand together.
Goodness do they need it.